A new remix I finished this week. Love the original but thought it needed a little something extra .... and so the "Keep Up" vocal mix was born ;)

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Watermat- Bullit - Jason Dee's "Keep Up" Bootleg Vocal Remix - SC Edit

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Watermat - Bullit - Jason Dee's "Keep Up" Bootleg Vocal Remix - Radio Edit (Mastered)

Here's my end of Summer mix for this year. The idea is to take you on a bit of a journey from the beach to the bar and then the club, so it starts off nice and mellow before picking up pace. 

The sunshine is no longer with us but the power of music can always transport our minds to sipping a mojito in Cafe Mambo, sitting out our back gardens ... or giving it loads in the middle of a packed dancefloor ;) 

Expect some of the biggest tracks from Ibiza this year, a couple of Summer classics I love and one or two that wont be out for awhile yet. This is "Amor De Verano 2014" 


Tracklistings:


Follow Me - Something Bout You (Satin Jackets Remix) 

Danism - Love The Way (Crazy P Remix) 

Chris Malinchak - Stranger 

Ten Walls - Walking With Elephants 

Eve Gallagher - You Can Have It All (Kamaura Remix)

Teenage Mutants & Purple Disco Machine - The Path 

Para One - You Too

DJ Oji presents Carolyn Victorian - Workin' My Nerves

Junior Jack - E Samba (Full Intention Remix) 

Sade - By Your Side (Ben Watts Lazy Dog Remix) 

Shift K3y - I Know 

Blonde - Higher Ground (Kant Remix) 

NiCe 7 - Time To Get Physical (Sonny Fodera Remix) 

Mark Knight - Diary Of A Studio 54 DJ 

Basement Jaxx - Never Say Never (Mark Knight Remix) 

Moony - Dove (T&F vs Moltosugo Club Mix) 

SecondCity featuring Ali Love - What Can I Do 

Artful & Ridney ft. Terri Walker - Missing You (Eric Kupper's 'Director's Cut Tribute To FK' Mix)

Soulphiction - When Radio Was Boss 

Daniel Avery - Knowing We'll Be Here (KiNK Remix)

The Magician featuring Years & Years - Sunlight
 
Watermat - Bullit (Jason Dee's 'Keep Up' Vocal Bootleg Remix) 

Kaily - The Mess Up 

Route 94 - Misunderstood 

Patrick Topping - Forget 

Doorly & Shadow Child - Piano Weapon 

Bob Marley - Is This Love? (Remix) 



Jason Dee Presents "Amor De Verano 2014" **FREE DOWNLOAD**

The biggest track of the Ibiza season gets the piano treatment :) 

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Jason


Patrick Topping "Forget" (Jason Dee's Remember The Pianos Bootleg) Edit (Pre Master)

The biggest track of the Ibiza season gets the piano treatment :)

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Patrick Topping - Forget (Jason Dee's Remember The Pianos Bootleg) VIP Wav

From my tape vaults 

One of the founding fathers of the Irish Dance scene and his very inspiring Friday evening radio show :) 

Mark Kavanagh on DLR 106FM - The Remix Show, July 1993

A new remix I finished recently to give one of 2014's biggest Pop songs a more Housey edge!

Big bassline .... big pianos ...  from the bottom to the top :)

All club and radio support welcome and appreciated 

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Meghan Trainor - All About That Bass (Jason Dee's "Bottom To Top" bootleg remix) **FREE D/L**

In the beginning. There was an idea.

It was April 1st - 2014.

Although Frankie had passed the evening before, most news sites weren't reporting his passing till the next day, so I thought it was a really bad April Fools joke. His protégé David Morales confirmed the news to the world of Dance -- "I am devastated to write that my dear friend Frankie Knuckles has passed away today. Can't write any more than this at the moment. I'm sorry"

The last time I think the passing of someone famous had my jaw on the floor like that was Michael Jackson. The King Of Pop .. and the Godfather Of House. The tributes for him online, in the press, TV and radio were really something else. From the Irish Times to mainstream UK TV news saying "the man who created House music has died" to Pete Tong saying he "needed a stiff drink" after his tribute to him, the Mayor Of Chicago appearing on American news, every single decent to great DJ on Twitter ... right upto the president of the United States saying Frankie was a "trailblazer who captured our attention and ignited our imaginations" ... that he did Barack - that he did!

My earliest experience of a Frankie Knuckles tune was owning a 7" copy of the "Whistle Song" - a House track that still sounds fresh 24 years on. As my vinyl collection increased so did my love of The Frankie Sound and all things that had those magic words on them ... "Def Mix" (his co-productions with Morales) and "Classic Mix" which were usually his solo remixes laden with glorious pianos and, in Frankie's own words, "all that pretty stuff".

Fast forward about 12 years and Im in Spirit nightclub (now Academy) on Dublin's Abbey St and Im finally getting to see Frankie play live after missing him numerous times when he played Dublin's Pod and more.

There are some moments in a club that will stay with you forever. That first time in your mid to late teens you actually get into one, despite the doorman looking at your dodgy ID (and probably haircut!) with a knowing smile. Your first snog in a club with that girl you've had your eye on all Summer. That moment in a club when all your worries are a distant memory and the music has it's friendly but firm grip on you.

It was either late 2003 or early 2004 when Frankie had his unyielding hold over about one thousand clubbers in Spirit nightclub and when I finally got to see one of my DJ heros. Frankie did not simply play or mix songs that night. To me he was more like an evangelist with headphones, preaching the virtues of House music to the assembled masses from that famous Spirit pulpit in the sky. Frankie was the DJ's DJ.

Then he played it.

Shapeshifters' "Lola's Theme" ... the breakdown, the Disco sample, the irresistible vocal hook and the bedlam that ensued when Frankie mixed it in that night in Spirit are 5 minutes that I can still clearly remember. "What a fooking tune!" said one part of my brain, another was jostling for attention with "go up and introduce yourself to the great man!" ... but it wasn't to be that night.

Its 2005 and Frankie is back in Dublin. Back in Spirit. Back with with his big warm smile. Back with his bag of glorious music to play for us. This time around I know the promoter of the gig so he looks after myself and a few friends with guestlisting and a VIP table upstairs. We're there from the start of the night. Its a Sunday night in Dublin, pre "the R word", numbers are good and steady coming in and Frankie is already on warming up the room slowly and gracefully.

The table we're given is maybe 15 feet away from the DJ box so I get up and go for it. "I just wanted to shake your hand Frankie, thank you for all you've done for Dance music and DJing" were the words I managed to get out when finally meeting him. Now Id heard he was a very quiet, very humble man so I wasnt too surprised when all he said back was "thank you", followed by "its a quiet start isnt it?" - I assured him it would pick up as Id heard there was a great buzz all month leading upto the gig. He nodded and smiled and I smiled back and left him to it. In my time clubbing and DJing Ive been lucky enough to meet Carl Cox, Tall Paul, Tony Di Vit, Paul Oakonfold and interview everyone from Avicii to Candi Staton ... but there was a certain joy to meeting Frankie that night that I'll always remember fondly, probably above all those.

Ive only two small regrets about that night; not bringing my copy of the Dance music bible "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life" for Frankie to sign as planned ... and not having a camera with me to get a snap with the man - this was a few years before we started carrying the power and functionality of a small PC in our pockets with smartphones.

Two hours later and Frankie needn't have worried. It wasn't a Bank Holiday Sunday and Id say about 60% of the crowd there were up at 8am the next day .... and yet - there it was - a full house, or close enough to it, to witness and appreciate the master at work. Thank you Frankie.

Its two days after Frankie's passing and I start thinking "a Soundcloud mix is in order here" for me to pay my own tribute to the man. So I start coming up with a shortlist of my favourite ten Frankie productions and remixes. "This will be a quick mix" I remember thinking. 

I put them to one side and go to bed with the iPad for my usual fix of Netflix and catch up on some emails. Well that was the plan! Instead I start watching House music documentaries and interviews with Frankie on YouTube and Ive a lightbulb moment - "what if I was to put Frankie's thoughts and insights over his tracks during this mix?"

The next day I start editing Frankie's comments on my trusty Cool Edit 2 and the initial bones of what was to become "Thank You Frankie" starts to take shape. Over the following days Id discover more documentaries that featured Frankie speaking and more and more of his music.

So much music!

Ive since listened to over 300 of Frankie's remixes and productions and eventually got it down to, what I feel, is his very best 30 or so - not an easy task to do, but a *very* enjoyable one. There were so many gems from Frankie's discography that Id either forgotten about or had escaped me due to his massively prodigious output.

There were re-edits of re-edits of re-edits of re-edits to get it sounding how I liked from the perspective of Frankie telling us a story, and I was also mindful that I wanted the main section of it to flow like a DJ mix - just like Frankie would have wanted ;)  There was also the huge amount of wondrous downtempo remixes of his to keep in mind and to put it all in an order that made sense and gelled well together.

What I thought would be a 2 day project turned into a very enjoyable marathon, with a hour or so done on it a day and at one stage I gave it a break for a few months. The process included listening to and editing the hours of Frankie speaking about his career that are online and listening to hours and hours of his production legacy. The mix would often be close to what I thought was completion only for me to discover another great interview from him or a forgotten classic and a large part of the tribute had to completely re-done. But if something is worth doing, its worth doing right ... right?

Thank you for House music. 

Thank you for the DJing. 

Thank you for the productions. 

Thank you for being the Godfather.

Thank you Frankie x
 
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TRACKLISTINGS and some history behind the production of this documentary 


Frankie Speaks: “There’s a small story behind this record” 

The Mayor of Chicago speaks about Frankie at the Frankie Knuckles Memorial Day 

Intro Sweeper 

CHAPTER ONE: Frankie’s Early Years

Frankie Speaks – details about the history of “Tears” 

1)	Frankie Knuckles presents Satoshi Tomiie - Tears (Classic Vocal Mix) 

Frankie Speaks – the history behind his remix of  “Let No Man Put Asunder” – his first ever remix 

2)	First Choice – Let No Man Put Asunder (Frankie Knuckles Remix) 

Frankie Speaks: - talks about the learning the craft of editing and cutting tape

Frankie Speaks – talking about his break into the club business. He began as a Light DJ for Larry Levan in the Continental Baths. Larry and Frankie were friends for many years and in some ways Larry was his mentor. Frankie remembers how he would get his first experiences of DJ'ing when Larry would take extended toilet breaks. 

3)	Nightwriters – Let The Music (Use You) 

Frankie Speaks – the story of how Derrick May gave him his first 909 drum machine and how important the kick drum and bassline are in House Music 

Frankie Speaks – the history behind the production of The Whistle Song 

4)	Frankie Knuckles – The Whistle Song 

Frankie Speaks – Some history behind his residency in The Warehouse 

5)	Michael Jackson – Rock With You (Frankie's Favourite Club Mix).(This remix is said to be Frankie’s all time favourite remix production of his)

Frankie Speaks – About his work in a record shop and how it helped with his DJing

Frankie Speaks – Remembering the first time he heard the term “House music” 

Frankie Speaks – on working with classically trained musicians and Luther Vandross and Michael Jackson 

Frankie Speaks – the history behind the ‘Where Love Lives” 



CHAPTER TWO – In The Mix with Frankie. Frankie’s most prodigious years in production
 
6) Alison Limerick – Where Love Lives (Classic Mix)

7)	Gabrielle-Sunshine (Frankie Knuckles Classic Club Mix) (NOTE: one of my highlights of putting this together was coming across this forgotten gem. Definitely one of Frankie’s lesser known (and amazing) remixes. This soars in all the right places. 

Frankie Speaks – on being asked if he had to choose DJing or studio work, which would he pick? 

8)	Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson - The Best Things In Life Are Free (Classic 12'' without Rap)

9)	Toni Braxton - Un-Break My Heart (Frankie Knuckles Franktidrama Club Mix)

Frankie Speaks – on what he looks for in songs when remixing them

10)	Jackson 5 - Forever Came Today (Frankie Knuckles Late Night Antics Remix)

11)	Frankie_Knuckles – Rain Falls (David’s 12” Soakin Wet Mix 

Frankie Speaks – on DEF Mix and working with his long time studio partner and protégée David Morales

12)	L.A.Mix feat. Kevin Henry - Love Together (Frankie’s American Lovers 12'')
13)	Sounds Of Blackness - The Pressure (Frankie Knuckles remix) (Accapella only) 
14)	Luther Vandross - Power Of Love (Love Power) (Frankie’s “The Absolutely Fabulous Club Mix”)

Frankie Speaks – his fond memories of growing up in the same area as Luther

15)	Michael Jackson-You Are Not Alone (Frankie Knuckles’ Franctified Club Mix)

Frankie Speaks – on record stores starting to name genres after the music he was playing in the Warehouse 

16) Diana Ross - Someday We'll Be Together (Def Mix) (Jason Dee’s EQ Remaster) – NOTE: this was impossible to find as a CD rip, it seems to be one of the rarer Frankie remixes out there/ So I eventually found a vinyl rip and re-EQ’d it. The combination of the amazing Diana Ross and Frankie was worth the effort though 



CHAPTER THREE – Frankie’s comeback, the Director’s Cut years. 

After a self imposed 10 year sabbatical from the studio Frankie returns with a classic remix for Hercules & Love Affair. His Director’s Cut project saw him reunited with Eric Kupper who he had worked with many years before on “The Whistle Song”. For me this is probably my own favourite remix of his. The production on all these songs are spectacular. 

Frankie Speaks – the history behind his studio comeback. It was just after he had lost a foot to diabetes. 

17)	Hercules & Love Affair – Blind (Frankie Knuckles’ Vocal remix)
18)	 Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway (Directors Cut Signature Praise)

Frankie Speaks – on how he fought back after losing a foot to diabetes 

Frankie Speaks – on his philosophy of DJ'ing. Mixing Vs Song selection

19)	Shapeshifters - Nothing But Love For You ( Director’s Cut Breathtaking Adventure mix) (Jason Dee’s “Praise Lola” re-edit) 
20)	 Frankie Knuckles presents Director's Cut starring Inaya Day - Let's Stay Home (

NOTE: I discovered this song in early 2013 via Frankie’s now famous Boiler Room DJ set. It was the finale of that gig and after much Googling I finally found out what it was. This is among my favourite 5 productions of Frankie’s. 

21)	Duke Dumont feat. A.M.E. – Need U (100%) (Director's Cut Signature Mix) (NOTE: This was never officially released as part of the Duke Dumont single. A bit of a rarity and one of Frankie’s best last works) 

22)	 Hardsoul feat Ron Carroll - Back Together (Directors Cut Classic Club Mix (SNIPPET)

Frankie Speaks – on how the ten year break from the studio made him appreciate it more 

23) Frankie Knuckles pres. Director's Cut featuring Jamie Principle - I'll Take You There

Frankie Speaks – “Every Weekend” 

24)	Whitney Houston - Million Dollar Bill (Frankie Knuckles Director's Club Cut) 

Frankie Speaks – on who began the whole House music DJ'ing movement

25)	Curtis McClain - The House Music Anthem (Director's Cut Retro Signature Mix) 

(NOTE: I chose this version over the original as I feel the kick drum and overall production is much better. It was also a nice way to bring this period of Frankie’s production full circle and back to his older stuff) 

Frankie Speaks – Another story of him remembering the first time he heard the term “House music” 




CHAPTER FOUR – Frankie’s Adventures In Downtempo: his slower remixes during the Def Mix years. Some of his very best stuff here.

Frankie Speaks – on the background of making “Its Hard Sometimes”

26)	Frankie Knuckles featuring Shelton Becton – It’s Hard Sometimes (12” Mix)

27)	Rufus & Chaka Khan - Ain't Nobody (Frankie’s Hallocinogenic Version)

Frankie Speaks – on taking risks and chances on clubs

28)	 Swing Out Sister – Not Gonna Change (Classic Club Mix)

29)	 Inner City - Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin' (Knuckles-Morales Def Mix) 

(NOTE: One of Frankie’s most beautiful remixes, one of my favourites) 

30)	Adeva - Beautiful Love (Classic Club Mix).

(NOTE: the slowest Frankie production on this mix or that Ive ever come across. It’s also one of his very best. Amazing, amazing stuff. I got goosebumps the first time I heard the last minute or so of this track when Adeva starts really belting it out)




CHAPTER FIVE – Epilogue


Frankie Speaks – on the music that inspired him the most

31)	MFSB – Love Is The Message (SNIPPET) 

Frankie Speaks – on being the first DJ to play Derrick May’s “Strings Of Life” 

32)	Rhythm Is Rhythm – Strings Of Life 

Frankie Speaks – on DJ'ing for 24 hours 

33)	Frankie Knuckles featuring Jamie Principle – Your Love

Frankie Speaks – on the history of Your Love 

Frankie Speaks – on why Your Love is so special 

OUTRO 

The gathered thousands of people at the Frankie Knuckles Tribute Day on June 3rd 2013 at Millennium Park in Chicago shout “WE LOVE YOU FRANKIE!” 



Credits: 

Only for promotion & support. No copyright infringement intended. For promotional purposes only. All rights reserved to their respective owners.

Conception and all production of this documentary © Jason Dee 2015 

Radio airplay of this tribute on specialist stations is allowed but please drop me a line first via Soundcloud mail or jasondeezone (at) gmail.com

Thanks to: Colin and Kim for the voiceovers and the various people who interviewed Frankie over the years, without his thoughts on various things this project wouldn’t have been as satisfying to do. 

House Music All Night Long! x 

Jason 

PS - for the audio purists I will be uploading this mix in full fat Wav format in the next week - this download is @ 320kps 




Jason Dee Presents ... Thank You Frankie

A new mashup of old meets new :) 

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Jason Dee - Low Frequencies In The Place (Prodigy Vs Denney)

The Tamangos Midnight Megamix with Jim Kenny - 1986

Here's my recent chat with John talking all things "Would I Lie To You", .....

PLUS - we talk about the standard of Irish Dance music, the importance of social media in Dance music, his upcoming Irish tour, his future production plans, what signing to a label means to him, has David Guetta done his own version of WILTY too? .... and more! 



Jason Dee speaks to .... John Gibbons

My interview with Tim back in May of 2012 chatting about: 

Irish crowds, what his studio setup is like, which artist he wants to work with the most ... and more! 

 


Jason Dee speaks to .... Avicii

 My 60 minute end of Summer mix is now online, including music from: Mark Knight, Eric Prydz, Sasha, Eats Everything, Fatboy Slim, MK and more!

This is El Nuevo 2016 x .......

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TRACKLISTINGS

1) Jay Kay and Phil Maher - Yeah Alright
2) Eats Everything feat Green Velvet - The Duster
3) StoneBridge featTherese - Put 'Em High 2016
4) offaiah - Trouble
5) Alex Newell, Jess Glynne with Nile Rodgers - Kill the Lights (Dimitri From Paris Remix)
6) Mark Knight - Yebisah
7) Gary Tuohy - Guys From The Block
8) Eric Prydz - Pjanoo (Secret Saxxy Remix)
9) MK feat Becky Hill - Piece Of Me
10) TIEKS - Sunshine
11) Ninetoes Vs Fatboy Slim - Finder (Hope)
12) illyus & Barrientos -Love You So Much
13) ANOTR - Strobe (I Am Frank's Bootleg)
14) APEXAPE feat. Josh Barry -Joy & Pain
15) Aeroplane and PurpleDiscoMachine - Sambal
16) Jay Kay, Gary Tuohy & Phil Maher - Unite
17) Digital Farm Animals - True (Jay Pryor Remix)
18) Eric Prydz - Collider
19) Sasha - Pontiac
20) Sasha - Track 10 (aka Destiny's Child "Emotions" bootleg)

Jason Dee Presents ... El Nuevo  2016

My end of year mix is now online, including tracks from: Erick Morillo, KOLSCH, Green Velvet, CARIBOU, Prok & Fitch, Pete Tong, MARK KNIGHT, Eric Prydz, D.Ramirez, SHADOW CHILD, Dennis Ferrer, Roland Clark and more!

This is Hot Water Bottle 2016 <3

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Tracklistings:

A 70 minute excursion from House to Techno and all shades in between of the biggest tunes Ive heard over the last two months or so .... and a modern classic or two towards the end

1) Stephen Nicholls Music - Need U Now, Pt. 2 (Gary Tuohy Remix)
2) Mele – Body Thing
3) Metroplane – Bahp
4) Erick Morillo & Eddie Thoneick feat. Angel Taylor - Lost In You
5) Shadow Child & T. Williams - Do You
6) Dennis Ferrer feat. Sagine - Bubbletop (DF's Bubble Wrapped Mix)
7) Toto La Momposina, Jude & Frank - La Luna
8) Ultra Naté and Roland Clark - The First Time Free (Claptone Remix)
9) Mele – Ambience
10) Sonny Fodera feat Janai - You and I
11) Just Us - Everytime It Rains
12) Icarus – They Are Not Like You
13) Johnny Holmes – Leave Pontiac Behind (Mix Exclusive)
14) Yotto - Fire Walk
15) DC Breaks – Never Stop (Mark Knight & D.Ramirez Remix)
16) Green Velvet and Prok & Fitch - Sheeple
17) Pryda - The End Is Just The Beginning
18) Luttrell - Stormwatcher
19) Caribou - Can't Do Without You (Nick Muir Remix)
20) Chris Lake feat Dances With White Girls - Operator (Ring Ring)
21) Kolsch – Grey
22) Pete Tong with The Heritage Orchestra – Belfast

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Jason Dee presents .... Hot Water Bottle 2016

A little throwback to this time 6 years ago 

I presented 3 Dance specials on 2FM altogether and this is probably my favourite - a full hour of that year's biggest Dance tunes and me chatting about the news stories of the Dance music world of those 12 months 

Music from: 

Fehrplay
Riva Starr
Candi Staton 
Rasmus Faber
the emergance of Mark Knight as he starts to make a name for himself 
Erick Morillo's all time greatest tune is on there 
Underworld 
High Contrast 
Alex Gaudino 
Kris Menace
Laidback Luke
Swedish House Mafia 
Tensnake and more! 

Also - Irish stuff from Dub'd Out, Paul from Control Freakz remixes Punchunella's "San Transico" and the RTE Orchestra team up with Cork's Fish Go Deep for a special version of "The Cure & The Cause" 

There's a couple of uber commercial tunes on there too as I didnt want to go too mental on the national broadcaster  ;) - but it's mostly the soundtrack of great clubs from that year

Enjoy x

Jason Dee on 2FM - Christmas Eve 2010 Dance Special

Jason Dee Presents .... The Groovebox live from Cafe Mambo -- 11-9-2009

Jason Dee presents ... an Open Format/Mainstream Mini Mix

My new end of Ibiza 2017 season mix. 100 minutes --- 28 tunes 

Including: tracks and remixes from Kolsch, Claude VonStroke, Mark Knight, David Penn, PurpleDiscoMachine, Sonny Fodera, Harry Romero, Disciples, MK, Paul Woolford, quality Irish House and Techno from Cerillo and Phrank and loads more

This is The Closing Parties 2017 x

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Tracklistings

1) Claptone Feat. George Kranz - The Drums (Din Daa Daa)
2) CamelPhat and Elderbrook - Cola
3) Gianni Bini, The Rituals-Shake Your Booty (Original Mix)
4) Danny Howard - Work That
5) Illyus & Barrientos - Takin' Over (Original Mix)
6) Phrank - Party People
7) Bwi Bwi - Insight
8) Hifi Sean Crystal Waters-Testify (feat. Crystal Waters) (Sandy Rivera Dub)
9) Claude VonStroke & Sebastien-Daylight Dark Room
10) Soul Central-Strings Of Life (Supernova Remix)
11) MK - 17
12) Marquis Hawkes - The Basement Is Burning
13) Sonny Fodera feat. Alex Mills-Always Gonna Be (Mat.Joe Funked Up Remix)
14) Disciples - On My Mind
15) The Shapeshifters-Lola's Theme Recut (Purple Disco Machine Remix)
16) Marlena Shaw - Woman Of The Ghetto (Catz n Dogz remix)
17) SIS -Blind Side (Rodriguez Jr. Remix)
18) Yotto - North
19) Mark Knight - Move On
20) Harry Romero - Say Yeah
21) Mambo Brothers - Super 800
22) Cerillo - Basement Bodies
23) Pete Heller - Big Love (Camilo Franco remix)
24) Lil Louis - French Kiss (Paul Woolford remix)
25) Yass - Been A Long Time (David Penn Remix)
26) Underworld - Rez (Rafa Barrios Dj remix)
27) Kydus - First Contact
28) London Grammar - Hell To The Liars (Kolsch remix)

Jason Dee presents ... The Closing Parties 2017

Jason Dee presents .... Cabin Fever Disco 2021

4 Hours of the legendary Jim Kenny live from Tamango on Sunshine 101 - 1986 + 1987

Jason Dee (DJ/Producer)

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